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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 21, 1910 H. A. Miles vs. Arthur McPhillips- If you think you are already For deed. Dismissed. enjoying these privilege» at John Conklin vs. Mary Conklin your'local tailor’» wo .boll not Divorce. Motion modifying erde: Grand Jury Returns a Num of Nov. ltJ, 19U9, granted and amount alone win your approval on expense money fixed at $50 to be our vastly superior workman ber of Indictments---Case of paid with costs. Defendant filed answer. ship and exceptionally elite Against the Editor did Sweeney vs. Solon Schiff- J. W styles but the price we ask for Not Materialize. mam*. Injunction. our finesse custom work is Maud Joseph ve. David Joseph’ Tae April term of the Circuit New Spring Goods in all Departments much lower than a local tailor Di vorce. court was convened on Monday, .1 A. J. Burdick vs. Alfred Gttbser, ; can ever hope to meet. with Judge Wm. Galloway on the ,^Give us^ a Call- While Stock is Complete. Injunction. bench, and Attorney Winslow, oi W. G. Dwight vs. A. W. Atterbury. Salem, acting in the place of To quiet title. Settled and dismiss Here's the reason:—Through A District Attorney McNary. ed our connection with New Women’» suits, tailored Grand Jury was drawn and was W. G. Dwight vs. Christopher York ’ s largest and best known Lorn men, F. Christensen. 'Io quiet title. Settled composeil of O, A. Lommen, in the latest spring fash and dismissed. custom tailoring establishment Hobson, J. Wilson, H. A. Miles, ions, semi or tight fitting, Elisabeth Hasenbach et al. vs. we receive Europe’s and Amer W. S. Hays, Guy Vaughn and M. coats with fancy stitched Elisabeth Westenberger et al. Par- C. Trowbridge. The Judge appoint tition suit. Report ot referee coi.- ica’s advance styles long before shawl collar, in one, two ed Mr. Trowbridge foreman of the firmed. the weaves and patterns afe anil three button effects. . Grand Jury. George Tone vs. Tillamook Cit; < copied. One glance at our Henry Jennings, one of the boot Injunction. Also with moaire and leggers who have been doing busi J. W. Sweeney vs. JosEffenberger Spring and Summer styles will satin col’ars and cuffs, ness at Garibaldi and who pleaded W nt of review. confirm this. Then—even if trimmed with fancy but guilty at the November term ot the Hiram Eadus vs. Tillamook tons. circuit court for violating ttie local County Bank and GlennH.Johnson. this label option law and was sentenced to Action for money. Motion to strike Materials are homespun, serve 15 days in jail, was again in out overruled and defendant given diagonals, fancy worsteds. dicted by the Grand Jury on a sim one day to answer. Colors : Green, brown, ilar charge. His case was tried B. STERN & SON. Andy Nolan vs. L. A. Le Miller, black, blue, tan. be.oie a jury on Wednesday morn Agnes Fitzpatrick and Cheetei ing and he was promptly found Exclusive Custom Tailors, Price $16.50 to $25.00 I guilty and Judge Galloway sentenc- Stewart. Action tor money. Motion to strike out and demur overruled New York. I cd mm to pay a fine ot *<>.A1 anil to George N. Ilodgilon vs. H. F. Good I serve 3U days in the county jail. One speed, as Judge of Tillamook Coun peculiar thing about the arrest and conviction ot Jennings was that he ty. Writ of review. Motion to dis preferred a charge against Al miss writ overruled. rhomas for stealing money from W. G. Dwight vs. William J. West Were not the silent recom then our effort to reach your him. It appears that Thomas, when and Alex. McNair. To quit title. mendation of highest quality attention will not fall short. High grade Chiffon Pan- he lelt the employ of Jennings, Motion to *_____ make complaint more ___ took what wages were due him an 1 specific overruled and i defendant in hand tailoring, then the ama Skirts, made in coin- If your physique is not a the Justice of the Peace bound him given until Friday in which to very exclusiveness of the “ stock bination of tunic and model,” then our over to ttie Grand Jury, and being answer. unable to furnish bail was locked pleated design. _ B. ____ ___ „ J. S. Dellinger, material and the graceful con- methods of dressing you must D. Lamar vs. up in the county jail. Thomas in Application for foreclosure of tax tour and draping of the V j>oC LOT HLa - The front double box gar- enlist your interest. If your formed on Jennings anil much to lien. Settled and dismissed. pleat is stitched half-way his surprise the latter was locked ment proclaims your ultra-re- are—then it should do so the C. E. Singmaster et al vs. P. J. down and on either side up in jail with the man he accused of stealing. The tables were turned Sharp and II. O. Snuffer. Action fined taste. Just as long as young of this two single box more. on Jennings on Wednesday when for money. Motion to open up de chaps insist upon being pleats have stitching done If you feel the price you the case against Thomas was dis fault granted and plaintiff given distinctive in their dress in tailor strap fashion. missed and Jennings took his until Friday tofile reply. Once you patronize this pay for your garments should Modern Clothes ” are At the sides over hips place in the county jail. Efilena Vanderpool vs. C. E. Van label, you will more readily obtain for you the most exclu K<>ing to I* popular. Just fitted section finished with derpool, Divorce. Defendant de Finn, was Jack Hill, a Russian indicted on Wednesday charged faults. . j as long as we give you fold and satin and several understand why its wearers sive individuality, then we are with an assault with a deadly T. J. Bowles vs. Mpry J. Bowles. k, splendid values our shop rows of stitching gives have remained loyal since 1848. entitled to first consideration. weapon at Nehalem the previous Divorce. Default entered. » ’ is going to be popular. The tunic outline and below day, anil on being tried was found B. D. Lamar vs. W. C. Hemphill, to most distinctive styles this the fullness of the guilty and sentenced to six months Foreclosure of tax lien. Settled and in the jicnitentiary'. ¡3 “ever,” are shown by us skirt is laid in an inverted dismissed. Harry Mitchell and his wife, Mell this season in “ Modern pleat and deep side pleats. Oak Nolan vs. M. H. Larsen. Ac Mitchell, were indicted by the B Clothes” and truly we Colors : Black, blue and Grand Jury on Wednesday charged tion for money. Cj could not extend better brown - ’ Price, $9.00 W. G. Dwight vs. M. H. Larsen, with violating the local option law p* values. MANY OTHER STYLES anil were arraigned the same even et al. Foreclosure. C. W. Talmage ing. They pleaded guilty and were appointed guardian ad litem fot Joe AT $3.50 to $10.00. COME HAVE A LOOK. each sentenced to pay a fine of Bush. Decree of foreclosure entered on stipulation of parties in open $250 and 20 days in jail. John Bolin was indicted by the court. Tillamodk City vs. J. C. Holden, Grand Jury for killing a goose out Writ of man ol season, but being unaware that as the county clerk. it was unlawful the Grand Jury damus. instrumental in helping make Tilla Editorial Snap Shots.] mook County what it is today, “a recommended him to mercy, anil F. R. Benls vs. Frank Tone. Dam land of milk and honey.” It is no the Judge imposed a fine of $25, ages. Motion to file supplemental Those who continue to nurse their wonder, then, that we revered and which was suspended. complaint allowed. Jury trial in old sores in this progressive city reverenced Horace F. Holden tor Glenn H. Johnson, who was in favor of defendant. had better bury them forthwith for his sterling qualities as a pioneer, dicted by the November term of the Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. vs. there is now no room for sore his uprightness ns a citizen, and his Grand Jury, on a charge of violat E. ,E. Tyler. To cancel deed. De people. ing the local option law and was fault entered. purity of life and devotion to his Decree as prayed a a » wife and children. Horace F. Hol one of those caught in the “muck for in complaint. It does look like a foolish trick to den has pone to the great beyond, rake” at that time, but evaded be P.R. 4 N. Co. vs. IlarrietVaughn. shut olf the water and go to the ex there is a vacant chair in the home, ing arrested until after court, pense of removing an hydrant anil loved ones sorrow at the loss of a »leaded guilty to the charge and Condemnation. Permission granted placing it in the center of the wiile- husband and father who hail been Judge Galloway imposed a fine of to amend complaint by interlinea walk at the corner of the school good and true to them, and the $150 and 15 days in jail the jail tion. Judgment on stipulaticn. fDade by the Tillamook lee and Cold W. H. Wilson vs. D. A. Bailey. building. whole community feel the loss and sentence being suspended. Storage Co. « » a extend their sympathy to the l>e- Lewis and Walter Smith, who For deed. Set for trial. The'Executive Board, in appoint reaved family. P. R. AN. Co. vs. Theresia Elliot. broke into the store at Garibaldi, « « « ing the promotion committee for Dismissed upon was indicted by the Grand Jury, Condemnation. the Tillamook Commercial Club, It is about time that the Port of and pleading guilty, the Judge motion of plaintiff. did not, like the County Court, over Tillamook got busy and made the sentenced them to six months in P. R. <St N. Co. vs. Mary Lock. Committee» Appointed. look the Press. As the Headlight property owners and others along jail. “The Rose of Virginia.” Condemnation. has stated before, the county news the water front get back to the Tho Deputy District Attorney Winslow At a meeting of the Executive Samuel C. Tomlinson vs. Chas. P. At the Tillamook Opera Housa papers does the promotion work at mas donation line. Tillamook City Board of the Tillamook Commercial on Friday and Saturday, April 29th ull seasons ot the year and will re needs u better harbor, anil needs it asked the court that the bonds be Nelson et al. Foreclosure. main the principal factors in adver badly right now. More room is forfeited in the cases of F. J, Smith ^H. M. Todd_ vs. P. R. 4 N. Co. Club on Saturday evening the fol 30th, the Dramatic Company will tising the county, no matter what needed right now for the commerce with W. J. Stephens as bondsman, Damages. Motion to make more lowing committees were appointed: present this very beautiful South other efforts may be used in other ot the port and longer the work of and that of W. Langworthy, with specific withdrawn. H ouse C ommittee . — Webster ern Comedy under the personal directions, for there are scores of widening the water front is put off W. II. Easter and George Young as There J. B. Caples vs. O. C. Carson, Holmes, R. W. Watson and James direction of Mr. McCowell. bondsmen. advertising schemes and a whole more difficult will it be to carry out. will t*e a complete set of scenery Damages. Motion to ._ ..... .... more Walton, Jr. make raft ot advertising fakirs who tra No matter who it may inconvenience The Grand Jury made a partial specific anil certain overruled, A udting C ommittee .-Carl Haber- painted for the story and every vel over the country grafting busi at the present time, the Port of Till investigation into the matter of W. fenilant given time to answer De- lack, J. C. Holden and Thos. Coatep. electrical effect will be added, to or ness men and others. present to the people of Tillamook amook should decide right away W. Wiley, late School Superintend further plead. R eading boom C ommittee ,-F. C. one of the very latest plays in an • as to widen the water front to the Tho ent of this county, withholding Baker. I. M.Smith vs. W. H. Easter. Ac up-to-date manner. The people to There appears to be another re mas donation line, serving notice about $t«)0 of school funds from dis tion for money. Settled and dis- R ecption and E ntertainmelt impersonate ttie different charac tort going the rounds that the Yum on those who have encroached to continued school districts which missed. C ommittee . — James Walton, Jr., E. had lieen turned over to him, and if ters have been carefully selected, so till County Court is being induced vucate by a certain date. C. S. Atkinson vs. W. H. Easter T. Haltom and Frank Severance. the money is not forthcoming Wiley that every one may look forward a « a to lease to l„ Shortridge a toll road. anil Frank Easter. Action formoney. is liable to get into serious trouble. to a regular city show, seldom sees M embership C ommittee . — W. The newly formed Commercial The news readies this county thro Settled and dismissed. Holmes, Erwin Harrison, and F. C. here. Remember the dates, Friday ugh people coming to this county Club must have a "spring poet” or The grand jury failed to take and Saturday, April 29-30. Ticket« Lois MacMahon vs. Robert S. Hull. Baker. from Yamhill, who claim Unit there n "joker” amongst its members,for any action in regard to the case is a dicker going on. In behalf ot below will be found a resolution sub against Fred C. Baker, editor of Damages. Demurrer sustained and M uncipal A ffairs C ommittee . will lie on sale at the regular place ot ttie people ot Tillamook County mitted to the Executive Board, and I the Tillamook Headlight, who was defendant given time to amend. —Erwin Harrison, C. I. Clough, W. in advance so as to give every one the Headlight strongly anil euiplia- which is likely to lie passed up to held to the grand jury charged M. R. Hanenkratt vs. John Hoff Holmes, W. C. King and B. C. a chance to have their seats reserv ed. Prices, 25c. children, adults 35c., ticully protest against this county, the members at its next meeting: with violating the Corrupt Prac man. Action for money. Settled Lamb. reserved seats 50c. or even Yamhill county, being bot To be inserted in the lease, fol tices Law. The editor simply and dismissed. C ivil I mprovements C ommittee . tled up with toil roads, anil it is lowing the clause prohibiting the printed an election circular for Sarah E. Bunn vs. George Van- —E. T. Haltom, F. C. Baker, R. W. high time tlmt county officials put dispensing of intoxicating liquors other parties criticising the city dersee. Damages. Farm for Rent. Watson, M. F. Leach, and H. their foot down ou toll road graft on the premises. administration in the last city Crenshaw. John Svenson vs. James D. Jones A dairy farm for rent with 30 ami hold up methods worked upon The said leases further covenants election, and during the temporary T ransportation C ommittee —C. head of cows, now giving good the traveling publie. Probably the and agrees, that no unmarried fe absence from the county of Deputy et nl. Foreclosure. Dismissed. I. Clough, A. Patzlaf, W. Holmes, flow of milk, or this place for sale Tillamook Commercial Club will male, of the peroxide, uiolassea District Attorney Cooper, C. W. G. W, Kiger vs. Win. W. Starr. Alex McNair and Geo. Edmunds. on easey terms. Inquire of take action in tins mutter just to candy, or strawberry blonde type Talmage, a local attorney, worked Sale confirmed. show the strong sentiment there is shall be allowed to visit said club up the case against the editor. As P romotion C ommittee ,—F. C. A. M. Commons, Oretown, Ore. J. R. Harter vs. A. J. McCormick. Baker, R. W. Watson, James in this county obnoxious toll rouils. rooms, unless her character be the Deputy District Attorney would Continued. There is no cough medicine so Walton, Jr., M. F. I^ach and C. E. * « « vouched for by a committee of I have nothing to do with the pros B. D. Lamar vs. B. B. Brown. Trombley. popular as. Foley’s Honey and Tar. Something new took place this said club, to be selected from ecution of the case on hi» return,. Continued. M erchants ' P rospective _______ __ C om - It never fails to cure coughs, col ls, week in regard to "Tillamook jus among the “better element" of its Talmage was appointed by the late Nancy E. Olsen vs. Norman Olsen. MITTBE.—Ira Smith, Ale* Alex Me McNair, croup and bronchitis. For Sale by tice." The circuit court declared memlierahip, and no red-headed Justice Sappington to do so. After Defendant cited to show cause. ’ “ __ _______ to visit the preliminary hearing in the shall be allowed H. H. Rose berg, M. F. Leach i and C. I. Clough. bunds forleited in two cases, that nt I widow < _ G. Mills. justice court, the justice expressed F. J. Smith, who w as bound over to 1 said club rooms at any time, , under Foley’s Kidney Remedy will cut* Card Of Thanks. the grand jury amt failed to appeal, ! any circumstances whatever. for himself as to the law being a hum case of Kidney and Bladder trouble bug. The whole affair is looked and in the case of W. latngworthy, ; He who looks upon the liquor, We wish to _ extend ______ ____ Organs for Sale. our _____ most not beyond the reach of medicine. upon as n farce and was instigated sincere thanks to our neighbors whose case wan decided against him Or ii|sin the festive widow. No medicine can do more. C. I. I have five organs for sale, one Clough. by the supreme court tor l<ootlcg When the former glows with color. by persona I spleen. and friends, and to the Morning ging. when business men go on Or the later is red-headed, P R. 4 N. Co. vs. Irene Calbreath Star. Rebekah Lodge. No. 52, new, which have been left in my the li mils of uuiiesiruble citizens. Findeth though his heart mav Condemnation. Jury tried, verdict I. O. O. F., who so kindly assisted possession for sale, These organs who drill into the county to com Î flutter for plaintiff and judgment on us in our late bereavement caused will be sold cheap. RS. ALICE PHELPES, mil crime they ought Io 14 made to From the joys that issue from them, verdict for plaintiff for $.¿<12 by the illness and death of our Mrs. P. B. C. Lucas. forfeit their bonds. They may try I lake the garment on the clothes line. _ K. G. Staples vs. W. II. West. Ac- daughter and sister Clara. to squirm out of it. and it is doubt ’ Uke the flaunting fluttering shirt tion for money, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Goers and He Got What He Needed. ; Continued for GRADUATE NURSE. tul whether some ot them have not i tail, family. "Nine years ago it looked as if service. placed themselves iu a position | That such things will buck and my time had come," says Mr. C. Cowing A Cowing va. C. Thayer. where they are unable to pay. A few ’ throw him. Farthing, of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. Cord Wood for Sale. MRS. PAGE’S HOUSE, Action for monev. _ ;____ ; for Lhamiaaed mors instances in llie forfeiture of I Will reduce hia once fat wallet. "I was so run down that life hung want of prosecution. Ismda will teach some ot our bnsi- I Will defeat hia hopes of heaven. FOR SALE, 135 cords of wood at on a very slender thread. It was TILLAMOOK, E. R. Ayer vs. Seth F. Moon. Ac- $2.IMI a cord, on the ground. ORBJ ncaa men a goist lesson, (or it is I In due time will turn his stomachs. then my druggist recommended tion for money, not good business sense to back a ' W ill produce a deadly nausea. Jury trial, verdict H. V. Morgan, Tillamook. Ore. Electric Bitters. I bought a txittle for plaintiff for the amount sued stranger who may drift into town. Spoil the here and the hereafter. and I got what I needed—strength. for. « • « Horses For Sale. I-had one foot in the grave, but P. R. 4 N. Co. _____ vs. Nehalem Pack- RheumatiaeA. Electric Bitters put it back on the Another respected mul honored ! ing Co. Condemnation, T e " r old mare, weight ------ -— Settled turf a^ram and I’ve twen well ever citizen id Tillamook County passed More than nine out of every ten 1.400 llx». Also thn?e<lrivinu hornea and dismissed. since. ' Sold under guarantee at away thia week, and in the death of cases of rheumatism are simply » C. K. Reynolds v*. William Hiatt. weight from WJG to 10U0 lbs.—A. O. t has. I. Clough drug store. 50c. Horace F. Holden there is a general rheumatism of the muscles, due to Fol a nd. Beaver Ore. cold or damp, or chrnnia rheuma Action tor money. Continued for feeling of regret, for he was one ot I the tew remaining pioneers who tism. In such cases no internal service. Object to Strong Medicine*. The free helped to make Tillamook County i treatment is required (ink Nolan vs. Frank Kkroth et al Many people object to taking the what it is today. He had the Weat-| application of Chamberlain's Lini To quiet title. 13B acre ranch, part tide land and strong medicine precribed by phy •‘tu spirit for grit, perseverance and , ment is all that is needed. and it is I Hattie B Marolf et al vs. Preston part bench land. House and small sicians for rheumatism. There is no industr ..... »nd »ucveaa crowned Ins *’*r'B”* ♦*' give quick relief, give it need of internal treatment for chron effort ' When _________ Mr. __ Holden ..._ first visit-L a trial and see how quick it will re Marvlf et al. Partition. Continued. barn. No stock. For ssle cheat*. ic or musclar rheumatism, and more cl Tillamook '*■ lu leisi thia county w .tan., lieve pains and soreness Themedi- I Charles M. Lassi 11 It vs. Dwight Address A. E. Hill.Cloverdale. Ore. than nine out of ten cases of the conaidervd as belonging to the!, cinea usually given internally tor i Skinner. For deed. disease are one or the other of these 'Wooly West. l„ (h„t or much iheumatism are poisonous or very C. G. Van Patten vs. Thomas J. Notice. — but --- varieties. When there is no fever GOOD MUSIC hard labor and many privations and strong medicines. They ary worse Harris. Injunction. H. Sours has withdrawn from the and little [if any) swelling, you may than Useless in esses of chronic or ■ lithe ult u-a to contend with. Francis G. Hailey VS. Charles A. ■now that it ia only nrreaaary to muscular Rheumatism. For sale by i linn of Sours A Buchanan. and the Holden, as one of the pioneer*. Hailey. Divorce. A HOMELIKE CHURCH Default of de latter will pay and collect all bills •PP«y hatnberlain’a Liniment free- Lamar’s Drug Store. • fendent. ly to get quick relief. Try it. For which are due. sale by Lamar’s Drug Store. HEAVY SENTENCES FOR BOOTLEGGING. MASON, PENNINGTON & CO., SPRING SUITS NEW DRESS SKIRTS. « IF YOU ARB AN OBSERVANT DRESSER MORRIS SCHNAL, Popular Priced Men’s Clothier, Tillamook, Oregon. MOKATIL The Pure Food Ice Cream Undenominational. New Testament. Church of Christ
